have
noun
1 have
verb
1 have
Have or possess, either in a concrete or an abstract sense.
synonyms: have got, hold.
Dutch: hebben, voeren
2 have
Have as a feature.
synonym: feature.
3 have
Go through (mental or physical states or experiences):
— Have a feeling.
synonyms: experience, get, receive.
Roget 490:
know,
ken [Scot.],
scan,
wot†;
wot aware†,
be aware of
etc.
adj.;
ween†,
weet†,
trow†,
have,
possess.
conceive;
apprehend,
comprehend;
take,
realize,
understand,
savvy [Slang],
appreciate;
fathom,
make out;
recognize,
discern,
perceive,
see,
get a sight-of,
experience.
know full well;
have some knowledge of,
possess some knowledge of;
be au courant
etc.
adj.;
have in one's head,
have at one' fingers ends;
know by heart,
know by rote;
be master of;
connaitre le dessous des cartes [Fr.],
know what's what
etc.
698.
see one's way;
discover
etc.
480.1.
come to one's knowledge
etc.
(information)
527.
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Roget 479:
confute,
refute,
disprove;
parry,
negative,
controvert,
rebut,
confound,
disconfirm,
redargue†,
expose,
show the fallacy of,
defeat;
demolish,
break
etc.
(destroy)
162;
overthrow,
overturn scatter to the winds,
explode,
invalidate;
silence;
put to silence,
reduce to silence;
clinch an argument,
clinch a question;
give one a setdown†,
stop the mouth,
shut up;
have,
have on the hip.
not leave a leg to stand on,
cut the ground from under one's feet.
be confuted
&c.;
fail;
expose one's weak point,
show one's weak point.
counter evidence
etc.
468.
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4 have
Have ownership or possession of:
— How many cars does she have?.
synonyms: own, possess.
Roget 777:
possess,
have,
hold,
occupy,
enjoy;
be possessed of
etc.
adj.;
have in hand
etc.
adj.;
own
etc.
780;
command.
inherit;
come to,
come in for.
engross,
monopolize,
forestall,
regrate†,
impropriate†,
have all to oneself;
corner;
have a firmhold of
etc.
(retain)
781†;
get into one's hand
etc.
(acquire)
775.
belong to,
appertain to,
pertain to;
be in one's possession
etc.
adj.;
vest in.
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Dutch: hebben, bezitten, kennen, tellen
5 have
Cause to move; cause to be in a certain position or condition.
synonyms: get, let.
Dutch: maken, aankomen, doen, verkrijgen, krijgen
6 have
7 have
Have a personal or business relationship with someone.
8 have
Organize or be responsible for:
— Have, throw, or make a party.
synonyms: give, hold, make, throw.
Dutch: houden, voeren
9 have
Have left.
Dutch: overhebben, overhouden
10 have
11 have
12 have
Suffer from; be ill with.
Dutch: hebben, lijden
13 have
14 have
Receive willingly something given or offered:
— The only girl who would have him was the miller's daughter.
— I won't have this dog in my house!.
synonyms: accept, take.
15 have
Get something; come into possession of.
synonym: receive.
Dutch: bekomen, beërven, krijgen, ontvangen, verkrijgen
16 have
Undergo (as of injuries and illnesses).
synonyms: get, suffer, sustain.
Roget 655:
be ill
etc.
adj.;
ail,
suffer,
labor under,
be affected with,
complain of,
have;
droop,
flag,
languish,
halt;
sicken,
peak,
pine;
gasp.
keep one's bed;
feign sickness
etc.
(falsehood)
544.
lay by,
lay up;
take a disease,
catch a disease
etc.
n.,
catch an infection;
break out.
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Dutch: kwakkelen, sukkelen, tobben
17 have
Achieve a point or goal.
synonyms: get, make.
Dutch: bereiken
18 have
19 have
Have sex with; archaic use.
synonym: take.
Dutch: hebben
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